The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-07-28

lis e7ening was postponed until next
nj. Sabbath evening, when a large at. to
tendance is expected. ty
-, Frank Rockwell gave party in 90 90
~ =. honor of the tenth anniversary of IN
% %. his birth at his home on Tenth-st in
on Saturday last. There were over 90
forty little people present, and al fai
re, had right jolly time. col
ts The harvest is week or ten days ro'
y" earlier than was anticipated six vi vi
weeks ago. To this fact is largely tie
he due the short supply of Irvine. cr'
ill Dealers will have fresh stocks of it
ne next week, and there will doubtless
cd be plenty to 60 round. ia
is. Shoutz of Burlinton Q, Iowa are
O.. is visiting his sister, Mrs. Alex. Tn
or Tully. He is a business man who of
in may probably conclude to locate nm
here. In any event he will remain un
two or three weeks. Ma
i'll Judge Caldwell and Surveyor, Gel
re Roberts of the Duluth, Huron and c,n
Denver road were in town last week i'a
with c. NJ. Harrison of Huron, tn 9 1
a secretary of the company. They du
lis went over the line on Friday.
DelLdlGGTe WAS taken SICK | ole
at the Sank Centre House with o
m mild attack of rheumatic fever on
to Monday. He suffered considerable vi
RS PAIN, but was well enough to return pie
to Minneapolis on Wednesday. of
in r. J. Morse of Detroit, Mich, has h 10.
cir been in town during the week, laying -.
ne before our citizens the m after of or. D"
ganizing company for the manufac- sol
ture of wooden packages. 1t is sim Pa
80 cerely hoped the enterprise will Di
ew succeed. tn,
VIM. Johnson. who left Sank Gen.
tire early in the spring in the employ tb
III of Caughren Bros, railroad graders, DO
'ei and who has been to the nv IN.
ny limit of Montana soil and nearly all =; ~
over Dakota, returned home on Mon NJ,
.re day night. ~
'h Al. Kinnamon has been sick since ma
ITO his morning navigation on the VI
Rockaway. Not knowing that he ia
to was going to the north pole, he did W., WV
MT not supply himself with an oysrcoat, u
ID. and took cold. He enjoyed the I'd
sail however. 81
IN
er A couble of neer-do-wells were on
ID our streets on Monday with two
be bears and an old bugle. They failed ma
to get $l.OO, the price they asked We
for an exhibition of their skill in TEL
OF making the animals dance. and 50 De
of the crowd departed. SCI
Last season Mr.. Pendergast har. fol
vestered an average of twenty seven ap
lse and half bushels from his wheat sic
ed field just west of the village. He is w
ce of the opinion it will be considerably ex
lgher this year. 1t may fall to dr.
twenty bushels per acre. Nj
uk ~, - ap
ng Geo: W; Parks was arrested last In
d. week for keeping disoIderly house, th
N. and fined twenty-five dollars. The dis.
reputable place was broken up, but
Parks escaped with light punish
ill ment, which will be very materially Al
Jul increased on second offence. ca
M. How. Brothers s. Co., tried to sell CO..
more harnesses than Chas. Fish did Re
harveSterS, on Monday. At six Ca
of. o'clock the score stood as follows: o.
IN | How Bros. four double.harnesses, bill
d. Fish six harvesters, ten innings and sol
n. ono man out-in the field setting up VIZ
q harvester. dis
,e. Judge Baxter came down from W,
oy Fergus Falls on Tuesday, and tried WE
w the case of c. E. Smith, vs.. Geo. w. th,
on tn. for divorce, on the grouRd of de-
adultery. The evidence seemed to co
- be conclusive, although the case has ne
10 not been decided. A number of nm
40 40 witne sses were examined, AZ,
he Charles DeLaittre made this vii
lage Il visit on Saturday and remained -:
over Sunday. Mr.. DeLaittre, every on on
g. body knowns. He visited this town s .i'
"a once every thirty days for years, aud s Sn
J, by his genial disposition has won In
50 host of friends, not only in this place, 10 70;
| INF in villuua | Di
''' !" e1e-y Nt"go vi LIS iou'e' BE
No Look out for pick pockets circus BIZ
w day, do not leave your house, unless !
ne you are sure that it is securely lock- wi
at ed, bolt all The doors, and see that lat
the windows are properly fastened. ta'
TrampS are numerous in the coun. sta
n try. and circus is a picnic for them, Al
I'd and the opportunity is improved by ID
n, them. ex
A. L. Hatch has removed into his on
new quarters, and has now as neat fol
no and convenient place for business, as ha
I've one COULD ask for. Cal! ON him and wi
IT. you will find him as pleasant as ever, tbs
III. and with better facilities than ever un
to do the finest watch repairing, and wi
fine stock of watches, clocks and
to jewelry.
is -... .------.--=----- it,. .~~'. tic
en- While at Grove Lake the other on
We day, wheoe City to seYenty-five rail. hi.
road graders are at work, Will En- CHI
erson remarked that there had not ii,
m been particle OF disturbance, nor a tn
ny loud word spoken in anger among to
ma the men SINCE work began. HI at sw
he tributes it largely to the fact that no tn
lquer of any kind can be had there. an
is. Sportsmen will relish the article 81;
lal on Hunting the Grizzly Bear by VA
nd G. Q. Shields in the forthcoming d"
nv Harper's, In which the traits of this hu
most huge and savage of the bear a ;a
tribe are illustrated by acecdotes Ia Ia
b. from an experienced hunter, and by u"
Ist drawings from ]. G. Beard, The s III
1's places and times and equipm entsfor =! ~
re hunting this large game are also VI ".
I'd. given. 81
20. Engines No. and No. Sol passed "
by up the Manitoba road on Monday and aI
mt between these two lies the entire we
OF history Of the road. The old engine CO 90
INT is very small but is kept in excellent Nv
repair, and is really much hand
somer machine than No. 301, which
i'd is known as a Mogul, and has three
0r, driyarS on side woi,rhs fnIly n